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Academy Street Community Residence
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Academy House is a residential care facility that has been caring for individuals with persistent and chronic mental illnesses since 1970. We are an affordable alternative for people seeking both short and long-term residential care.MORE |
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Website: http://theacademyhouse.com
Address: 124 Academy St., Poughkeepsie, New York 12601
Email:ben@theacademyhouse.com
Phone: (845) 471-6485, Fax: (845) 471-4869
Contact person: Ben Howard, Director |
| Appleton Continuing Care Program at McLean Hospital |
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For recently or persistently ill adults with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and other disabling psychiatric illnesses. McLean Hospital, located just outside of Boston, MA, is an affiliate of Harvard Medical School.MORE |
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Website: http://www.mclean.harvard.edu/patient/adult/ccs.php
Address: 115 Mill Street, Belmont, MA, 02478
Email: SharonBerman2@Partners.org
Phone: 617-855-3756 or 1-800-333-0338, Fax: 617-855-3878
Contact person: Sharon Berman, LICSW |
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Austen Riggs
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A not-for-profit, longer-term open psychiatric hospital and residential treatment center specializing in psychotherapeutic treatment in a therapeutic community environment. Austen Riggs is known for its respectful work with individuals who have failed to benefit from previous treatments. .MORE |
Website:http://www.austenriggs.org/
Address:25 Main Street, Stockbridge, MA 01262
Email: Info@AustenRiggs.org
Phone: 1-800-517-4447 Fax
Contact person: Lisa Lewis |
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CooperRiis Healing Community
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CooperRiis in NC provides individualized, long-term, comprehensive mental health recovery services. Age 18 and above. Two entry points: a healing farm therapeutic community or an urban campus in Asheville that feels like a ‘recovery college’. Generous scholarships are available. MORE |
Website: www.CooperRiis.org
Address: 101 Healing Farm Lane, Mill Spring, North Carolina 28756
Email: Info@CooperRiis.org
Phone: (800) 957-5557, Fax: (828) 894-7111
Contact person: Marlena Warren |
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Forty Seven Main Street, Inc.
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Forty Seven Main Street Inc. is a small, private residential program for males only licensed by the State of Vermont. Since 1969, we have provided quality individualized care, in a small-town Vermont setting. MORE |
Website: www.fortysevenmain.com
Address: P.O.Box 38, (706 Main St), Castleton, Vermont 05735-0038
Email: wleenman@fortysevenmain.com
Phone: (802) 468-5325, Fax: (802) 468-5152
Contact: Willem Leenman |
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Gateway Homes of Greater Richmond
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Gateway Homes, Inc. offers a transitional, residential, treatment program that assists individuals with mental illness to achieve recovery and to live as independently as possible in a community setting. MORE |
Website: www.gatewayhomes.org
Address: P.O.Box 11303, Richmond, Virginia 23230
Email: dherr@gatewayhomes.org
Phone: (804) 285-4389, Fax: (804) 285-9254Contact: Daniel L. Herr JD |
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Gould Farm
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Situated on a beautiful 650 acre working farm, Gould Farm is a therapeutic community where work, clinical supports and nurturing relationships promote recovery for adults 18+ coping with mental illness. MORE |
Website: www.gouldfarm.org
Address: 100 Gould Road, PO 157, Monterey, Massachusetts 01245-0157
Email: admissions@gouldfarm.org
Phone: (413) 528-1804, Fax: (413) 645-1022Contact: Donna Burkhart |
| The Greystone Program; Friends Hospital |
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Greystone Program is a long-term residential rehabilitation program designed to meet the special needs of adults suffering from severe and persistent mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. MORE |
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Website: www.Greystoneprogram.org
Address: 4641 Roosevelt Blvd. Philadelphia , PA 19124
Email: kathleen.walker@psysolutions.com
Phone: (215) -831-6369 Fax:( 215) -831-4575
Contact: Kathleen Walker
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Hopewell, A Therapeutic Farm Community
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The Hopewell resident can work toward a more self-reliant and satisfying life through participation in a 306 acre therapeutic farm community. MORE |
Website: www.hopewell.cc
Address: PO Box 193, Mesopotamia, Ohio 44439
Email: barvin@hopewell.cc
Phone: (440) 693-4074, Fax: (440) 693-4168
Contact: Betsie Arvin |
| Hundred Acre Homestead |
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A Vermont licensed healing farm community that provides a unique and intimate setting for a growth enhancing program targeted at individuals who suffer from mental and emotional illnesses, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. MORE |
Website: www.hundredacrehomestead.com
Address: 171 Gould Hill Rd., Worcester, VT 05682
Email: Meghan@hundredacrehomestead.com
Phone: (802) 223-9122
Contact: Meghan Smith
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Institute of Living/Buckingham House: formerly Institute Health Care, Inc
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13 bed group home at the Institute of Living. Full range of psychiatric services available. MORE |
Website: www.instituteofliving.com
Address: 200 Retreat Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut 06106
Email: padelsb@harthosp.org
Phone: (860) 545-7059, Fax: (860) 545-7558Contact: Art Guerra aquerra@harthosp.org |
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Lakewood Center
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Long-term residential treatment for adults with chronic mental illnesses, particularly schizophrenia, bipolar, depression, autism and Asperger’s Syndrome, near Orlando, Florida. MORE |
Website: www.lakewoodcenter.org
Address: 8400 La Amistad Cove, Fern Park, Florida 32730
Email: hbooth@laamistad.org
Phone: (407) 332-1711, Fax: (407) 331-7291Contact: Helen Booth |
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The Menninger Clinic
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Offering specialized treatment programs that have been designed for patients symptoms and diagnoses, level of functioning, age, and individual needs. Located in Houston, Texas, on a 14-acre campus. MORE
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Website: www.menningerclinic.com
Address: 2801 Gessner Drive, Houston, TX 77080
Email: scunningham@menninger.edu
Phone: (800) 351-9058, Fax: (713) 275-5102
Contact: Stephanie Cunningham
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Merry Meadow Farm offers a supportive and nonjudgemental environment to individuals recovering from or coping with a mental illness. MORE |
Website: www.merrymeadowfarm.com
Address: 2122 Lower Plain, Bradford, Vermont 05033
Email: schramm@merrymeadowfarm.com
Phone: (802) 222-9394, Fax: (802) 222-5422Contact: Stephen Schramm |
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Newman Community Residence
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An affordable alternative to long-term care for those mentally ill person seeking a tranquil, stress free environment with kind, gentle, dedicated and supportive staff to help in the recovery process. MORE |
Address: 7951 Rt 22, Copake Falls, New York 12517
Email: newmanres@aol.com
Phone: (518) 329-1107, Fax: (518) 329-1764Contact: Karin Newman |
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Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living, Inc.
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Private supervised residential program adjacent to Yale University, providing community support and reintegration opportinities for adults with mental illness. MORE
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Website: www.parentsfoundation.com
Address: 100 Broadway, New Haven, Connecticut 06511
Email: dfink@parentsfoundation.com
Phone: (203) 776-3236, Fax: (203) 782-9100Contact: Donna Fink |
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Pasadena Villa
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Pasadena Villa is a premier residential treatment facility for adults and young adults which utilizes a social integration approach. More |
Website: www.pasadenavilla.com
Address: 625 Virginia Drive, Orlando, Florida 32803
Email: dnissen@pasadenavilla.com
Phone: (877) 845-5235, Fax: (407)-329-3300Contact: David Nissen |
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Project Transition
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Apartment-based communities tailored for adults with challenging, persistent mental illnesses (including coexisting substance abuse). Multiple impact treatment, training, wellness interventions. MORE |
Website: www.projecttransition.com
Address: 1 Highland Drive, Chalfont, Pennsylvania 18914
Email: cbrummans@projecttransition.com
Phone: (215) 997-9959Contact: Cherie Brummans |
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Rose Hill Center
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Psychiatric rehabilitation program on 372 acres offering continuum of care. Daily structured program: work, school, daily living skills. Joint Commission accredited. MORE |
Website: www.rosehillcenter.org
Address: 5130 Rose Hill Blvd, Holly, Michigan 48442
Email: jsnyder@rosehillcenter.org
Phone:(866-504-2259, Fax: (248) 634-7754
Contact: Janice Snyder |
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Skyland Trail
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Community-based non-profit facility for adults with psychiatric illness, including dual diagnosis. Our full continuum of care includes: residential, partial, outpatient, transitional, and aftercare services. Primary care clinic located on site. MORE
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Website: www.skylandtrail.org
Address: 1903 North Druid Hills Rd., Atlanta, Georgia 30319
Email: jdudkowski@skylandtrail.org
Phone: toll free (866) 528-9593, (404) 315-8333, Fax (404) 315-0105
Contact: Julie Dudkowski |
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SLSHealth: formerly Supervised Lifestyles
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American Residential Treatment Association (ARTA)
Mental Health Communities of Hope and Healing
Welcome. We are glad you found us.
You face a challenging task. You seek the right facility for a person with mental health issues, a place that will help them improve their life. Or, you are looking for the best place for yourself, a place where you can grow and heal. You may have already decided on residential treatment. Or perhaps you are considering it, but not sure.
ARTA (American Residential Treatment Association) can help you make the best match. We are composed of more than 30 member facilities offering residential care to adults with serious mental challenges, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, personality disorders, and disorders combined with substance abuse. We deliberately keep our membership low in order to have personal knowledge of one another’s facilities, which lets us offer you informed recommendations. We are dedicated to providing you with information and guidance that will help you through this process.
On this site, you will find general information on residential treatment. On the page below you will find our Directory of Residential Facilities, with links to individual web sites offering detailed program information. There is a great range of approaches among our facilities. This is good – you have options. We also give you professional guidance in choosing among the many options. (click on the link How to Make the Best Match)
Members are listed in alphabetical order.
(Click here to Download a PDF of the complete ARTA Member Directory)
| Mental Health Communities of Hope and Healing |
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Welcome. We are glad you found us.
You face a challenging task. You seek the right facility for a person with mental health issues, a place that will help them improve their life. Or, you are looking for the best place for yourself, a place where you can grow and heal. You may have already decided on residential treatment. Or perhaps you are considering it, but not sure.
ARTA (American Residential Treatment Association) can help you make the best match. We are composed of more than 30 member facilities offering residential care to adults with serious mental challenges, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, personality disorders, and disorders combined with substance abuse. We deliberately keep our membership low in order to have personal knowledge of one another’s facilities, which lets us offer you informed recommendations. We are dedicated to providing you with information and guidance that will help you through this process.
On this site, you will find general information on residential treatment. On the page below you will find our Directory of Residential Facilities, with links to individual web sites offering detailed program information. There is a great range of approaches among our facilities. This is good – you have options. We also give you professional guidance in choosing among the many options. (click on the link How to Make the Best Match)
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Awareness and Support: A Pathway to Recovery
NAMI’s support and public education efforts are focused on educating America about mental illness, offering resources to those in need, and insisting that mental illness become a high national priority. Mental illness is a serious medical illness that affects one in four families. No one is to blame. Treatment works, but only half of people living with mental illness receive treatment. NAMI has engaged in a variety of activities to create awareness about mental illness and promote the promise of recovery.
Find out more about awareness and supportAwareness and Support: A Pathway to Recovery
NAMI’s support and public education efforts are focused on educating America about mental illness, offering resources to those in need, and insisting that mental illness become a high national priority. Mental illness is a serious medical illness that affects one in four families. No one is to blame. Treatment works, but only half of people living with mental illness receive treatment. NAMI has engaged in a variety of activities to create awareness about mental illness and promote the promise of recovery.
• Find out more about awareness and support |
Website: www.slshealth.com
Address: 2503 Carmel Ave., Brewster, New York 10509
Email: abergman@slshealth.com
Phone: (845) 279-5994 ext 113, Fax: (845) 279-7678Contact: Al Bergman |
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Spirit of Gheel
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Since 1984, individualized residential care in a therapeutic, holistic-living community setting for adults with persistent mental health issues in recovery.
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Website: www.spiritofgheel.org
Address: PO Box 610, Kimberton, Pennsylvania 19442
Email: doc_emery@spiritofgheel.org
Phone: (610) 495-7871 ext 216, Fax: (610) 495-2871
Contact: Eric Emery, Ph.D., Executive Director |
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Spring Lake Ranch
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Since 1932, we have offered an alternative therapeutic treatment program for adults with mental illness/substance abuse. Our work program and community life help residents grow and recover in the beautiful Green Mountains of Vermont. Our continuum of care includes therapeutic farm, transitional, and apartment living. MORE |
Website: www.springlakeranch.org
Address: Cuttingsville, Vermont 05738
Email: springlakeranch@springlakeranch.org
Phone: (802) 492-3322, Fax: (802) 492-3331Contact: Rachel Stark |
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Spruce Mountain Inn
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Spruce Mountain for twenty-five years has offered a comprehensive treatment program combining independent living skills and treatment at various levels of intensity staffed by professionals. MORE |
Website: www.sprucemountaininn.com
Address: Box 153, Plainfield, Vermont 05667
Email: info@sprucemountaininn.com
Phone: (802) 454-8353, Fax: (802) 454-1008Contact:Candace Beardsley or Grant Leibersberger |
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TCR
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A therapeutic continuum of residential services and accredited clinical programs for adult mental health consumers ages 18 and over. Open length of stay with an array of residential options and clinical services. MORE
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Website: www.TCRespite.com
Address: P.O.Box 1001, Limeport, Pennsylvania 18060
Email: jmuth@TCRespite.com
Phone: (610) 965-9021 ext 237, Fax: (610) 967-0451Contact: Joan Muth |
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Angelus House, The Wellspring Foundation, Inc.
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Intensive therapeutic programs offered in beautiful residential settings for adults, 18 and over. Wellspring is appropriate for adults with a wide range of mental health diagnosis as well as dually-diagnosed in recovery. JCAHO accredited. MORE |
Website: www.wellspring.org
Address: 158 Flanders Rd, Bethlehem, Connecticut 06759
Email: angelus@wellspring.org
Phone: (203) 266-8080, Fax: (203) 266-8086Contact: David Ferguson or Nancy Thurston |
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WestBridge Community Services
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Evidenced based Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT) for individuals and their families who are dealing with co-occurring severe mental illness and substance use. WestBridge works closely with the Dartmouth PRC, developer of the IDDT model. MORE
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Website: www.westbridge.org
Address: 1361 Elm St, Suite 207, Manchester, New Hampshire 03101
Email: info@westbridge.org
Phone: (603) 634-4446, Fax: (603) 634-4447Contact: Melissa Westerman or Norm Asselin |
| Whitemarsh House |
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Whitemarsh House offers highly individualized short-term and long-term residential care to persons in recovery from serious mental illness and traumatic brain injury in a comfortable and friendly home environment.
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Website: whitemarshhouse.com
Address: 31 West Mill Road, Flourtown, PA 19031
Phone: (215) 836-1846
Contact: Lawrence Anastasi, M.S., Clinical Director
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Wild Acre Inns
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Wild Acre Inns provides a continuum of care for the mentally ill client in supportive residential facilities.
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Website: www.wildacreinns.com
Address: 108 Pleasant St., Arlington, Massachusetts 02476
Email: mbruno@wildacreinns.com
Phone: (781) 643-0643, Fax: (781) 648-2937Contact: Mary Bruno |
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Windhorse Integrative Mental Health
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Windhorse Integrative Mental Health is an innovative therapeutic community approach to recovery for individuals living with psychiatric distress. Services are individually tailored in close communication with each client and family, and represent a wide range of intensity and structure. MORE
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Website: www.WindhorseIMH.org
Address: 211 North St., Northampton, Massachusetts 01060
Email: info@WindhorseIMH.org
Phone: (413) 586-0207 x333, Fax: (413) 585-1521Contact: Eric Friedland-Kays |
